PERSONAL FALL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT
Employers should obtain copies of the regulations that apply to their work activities and be-gin a fall protection regulations file. See section 10 for a listing of Oc- ... capabilities and limitations of their personal protective equipment. Training promotes confi-
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